I will be on Fox Business Channel's Follow the Money, which airs at 8PM EST. Not sure which part of the program I will be in.

Update: finished taping. I suppose it is good practice, but this 2 minute TV interview thing is really a difficult format for me. Producer said it was on 10est so check your local listings, as they say. Dont blink or you will miss me. I think my forbes column this week may be "what I should have said in Friday night."

Looks like I will be on Fox & Friends at 8:15 EST tomorrow (Wed) to discuss the State of the Union, and specifically the Obama administration and public vs. private investment. That will make four national TV appearances and 4 entirely different topics (parks, minimum wage, electric car efficiency, and infrastructure investments). I'm really honing a razor-sharp personal brand.

I hear rumor that a few snippets from a series of interviews I did on the minimum wage with John Stossel's crew may have appeared on his "Politicians' Top 10 Promises Gone Wrong" show tonight. I have it TIVO'd but have not been able to watch it yet. It is being replayed (in Hannity's usual time slot) at 9pm and Midnight on Sunday (EST). Even if I am not in it, it still looks like a great show and I can't imagine that readers of this blog would not enjoy it. More here.

February 9 will be my first attempt to host Carnival of the Vanities. For those of you unfamiliar with the Carnival, it was started by Silflay Hraka and is meant to give smaller blogs a chance to reach a wider audience.

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See Updates Below -- Update #1: Sarin test kits, most probably. Update #2: MSM still waddling along, left in the dust by blogs

This is not a huge surprise, but it is still bad news. Sarin find announced a few days ago confirmed in pictures, and it sure looks legit. Memo to Republicans: This is bad news. Do not make the same mistake as Democrats in deciding what is good and bad news based on how it vindicates or hurts Bush.

More information in the link above at Captains Quarters. The betting line now is that these are Sarin test kits, rather than Sarin, which makes more sense anyway given how they were found.

It is amazing to me that USAToday and others could have this story now for days, and make less progress on what is really in this picture than amateur blog readers can in a couple hours in a comment thread. Interesting.

UPDATE #2 (1AM EST Thursday):

It has been well over 8 32 hours since readers at a number of sites, including Powerline and LGF, deconstructed this photo and concluded that these were Sarin test kits. USAToday has still not changed their story or their caption.

I think the Princess Bride is one of the 10 most quotable movies of all time, at least for guys (Caddyshack being #1). So here is my Princess Bride reference for the election:

Rove (election night, 7PM EST): I admit it, Kerry is leading us in the exit polls McAuliff: Then why are you smiling? Rove: Because I know something you don't know. McAuliff: And what is that? Rove: I... am not left-handed.

UPDATE

Jane Galt & Co. have their servers down at Asymmetrical Information. Here's hoping they are back soon.